
Professor of Psychiatric & Social Epidemiology @UCLPsychiatry Social determinants, ethnic inequalities of psychosis & severe mental illness Likes ≠ endorsement
London, England
Joined December 2011
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"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" (MLK).
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UCL study finds links between migration during adolescence and increased risk of psychosis
@ProfKirkbride - adolescence was a time when individuals were forming a sense of identity and experiencing social, cognitive and neurological development. @ucl
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Showing again the exquisite sensitivity of the transition to adulthood for onset of mental illness.
Our new paper on age at #migration and #psychosis risk is out today in @PLOSMentalHlth. We find that migrating during adolescence, defined in the study as 11-17 years old, is associated with almost twice the risk of psychosis cf. non-migrants.
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Migration during adolescence linked to increased psychosis risk, study finds theguardian.com/society/2024…
And the #EUGEI study is a massive undertaking by academics across 17 European settings in 5 countries, and one site in Brazil (not included in the current study). Thanks to all collaborators & participants.
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Some good coverage of our paper by @NicolaKSDavis in the @guardian this morning:
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Tributes paid to ‘Windrush pioneer’ Alford Gardner after death aged 98 standard.co.uk/news/uk/king-…
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Here’s a UCL colleague I can really get behind. What a delicious and clever piece of scientific scepticism.
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How scientists debunked one of conservation’s most influential statistics
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Great to see @HummaAndleeb presenting her PhD work (in press) at #EPAPsyEpi24 on age at migration & psychosis risk from the #EUGEI study.
Pre-print here: osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/ew…
Watch out for the published version very soon.






